business. christina, bianca and stephanie. you already graduated. >> yes. >> the ceremony is when? >> june 6th. >> congratulations to all of you. i'm gretchen. have a fantastic weekend. >> gretchen, the unofficial start to summer is finally here. that means millions of americans are looking to get another of town after a brutal winter. aaa reports more folks will be traveling this memorial day weekend than in years. a live look at the bay bridge in san francisco. a lot of people are getting an early start. aaa predicts more than 36 million people will take a trip this weekend, the vast majority by car. people are not saying home even with gas averaging 3.65 a gallon. the airports will be busy as well. a live look at newark airport. for more than 2.5 million people that aaa predicts will be

flying, air fares are higher than this time last year. it's not stopping families from getting air for in summer fun but that too -- could take a while. >> we have coast-to-coast coverage. mike tobin is live at o'hare in chicago. >> things are clipping along here at o'hare. most of you have probably been to o'hare and if you have seen the tsa line, it's been worse than now. it's been medium to lying all throughout the day. the big travel day was yesterday. just shy of a quarter people moved through chicago's o'pair airport. american airlines saying they're seats are 95% full, and since o'hey is an important indicator for the rest of the nation, when

you look at the big board, the words canceled, and delayed, to dot appear. only the words on time. that's your situation in the sky. sunny keys. now adam housely in los angeles. >> here at the capital of the car culture in california, no delays. this is the 405 freeway. the busiest urban freeway in the country, right now moving along at a good crip. aaa says it will be much busier today. gas prices are down but still more than 4.25 on average per gallon. mean something people are staying home. >> have to pay a little extra for the gas. have to absorb this year. >> it is expensive to goo anywhere. i usually drive to palm springs or go to san diego, and then by the time you go back and forth it's $200. >> a little bad news. the national safety council predicts 380 highway deaths this year of the three-day period.

actually down eight%. they say bee careful, don't drive if you're tired, or too fast. all the normal things. but things to watch out for as you head to -- head out on the road. now to doug. >> amtrak expecting more 460,000 passengers and they'll be providing extra cars. they're seeing an uptick with leisure travelers and aside from the standard political infighting over funding and subsidies for amtrak, amtrak is going gangbusters. in terms of passenger traffic, up 10 of the last 11 years. last year, a record 31.6 million passengers. the northeast quarter account for the lion's share. 11.4 million trips, down slightly from the previous year. the major growth is in routes between smaller city. one important railroad story per

taping to freight and rail traffic because of all the freight trains carrying crude oil out of north dakota, there are fewer freight trains for covering other purposes such as transporting cars from the factory to the dealerships wind chill sear a backload of 160,000 brand new cars at factory lots and the backup is not expected to be resolved not later this july. now back to laura with the latest on bus traffic in new york city. >> hi, doug. several bus companies reporting increases in ridership and we're seeing it here at the port authority. expects to carry over 75,000 passengers, greyhound sayings they'll move more than a quarter million customers this weekend, and reps say ridership is changing. more business people, families, younger passengers. experts say amenityies are

bringing people in. >> they have wi-fi, and it's the way to travel. >> for most people who ride the buses, really all comes down to money. >> almosts a quick as the train. so it's for $10, it's a no-brainer. >> is that how much your ticket was? >> yes, $10, and i becomed it the day -- booked it the day of. >> passengers say there are limits. cross-country, they'd probably take the train. >> laura, thank you. besides the crowded highways hid long airport lines, parts of the country could get some wet weather. if you take a look at the wall you can see areas in oklahoma and texas are getting hit right now. some spots could get up to five inches of rain over the next couple of days. our chief meteorologist is live. >> nothing but good news. if you're in texas and oklahoma and kansas you desperately need rain. i'll show you how much more

you're going to get, and rain across parts of the northeast. we'll see scatters showers, popup thunderstorms today, tomorrow, sunday. monday is the nice day. this is the west. big upper level disturbances. you can see it bringing rain and showers across parts of arizona, but the primary bulk of the moisture is going across parts of the panhandle in texas, western oklahoma and kansas, and this is nothing but good news. we have talked so much about the drought across california, we have a similar situation across the southern plains. today, parts of the carolina carolina and west texas, not a big tornado threat day but scattered thunderstorms will bring hail, wind and can't rule out an isolated tornado. tomorrow, across parts of west texas again, sunday, west texas again. so you see what is happening. all weekend long. the benefit is this is exactly

where we have the worst of the drought, at least across parts of the high plain. texas, oklahoma, and then look at the precipitation we'll get. some areas, three to five inches of rain, nobody complaining. the farmers and ranchers there desperately need the rain this weekend. >> big drought situation there rick, thank you. >> you bet. >> the controversial owner of the los angeles clippers reportedly giving control of the team to his wife, according to the "associated press" which cites somebody familiar with the negotiations. the ap reports donald sterling and his estranged wife, shelly, have been discussing the potential deal for weeks and he has agreed to give her his stake in the clippers. she'll reportedly then move forward with selling the team but wants meaningful control over the deal. the ap has no plans to sue the nba is and trying to, quote, make nice. of course, the nba last month banned sterling for life and fined him over racist comments he made to his supposed

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the woman who claims her mother's boyfriend kidnapped her when she was 15 and held her captive said she felt alone and helpless thump suspect's lawyer says she is lying. the woman says this man drugged her when he took her, raped her, forced her to marry him and forced her to have his child. prosecutors say he convinced her nobody was looking for her. now the woman, age 25, says she knows that is not true. >> it was afraid about everything because i was alone. i wasn't -- my family was with me. >> the man's attorney says there was no kidnapping and that the two were breaking up.

he says the woman is trying to get back at his client. >> he treated her like a queen. he was devoted to her. he did what she wanted. she was happy. she had her own car, her own job. he never hit her. nobody ever saw him hit her. nobody ever told her she has to go somewhere or has to do something. >> if convicted the suspect faces up to 19 years in prison. let's bring it to a lawyer, dan shore is a former prosecutor and with us now. it was also more than a year ago we saw the aerial castro situation in ohio. that was pretty voice, shackled to the walls. this one not so clear. >> the three women involved in that case were physically restrained for a decade. here she had freedom of movement, able to talk to people, able to have a facebook page and have polite, however she went with this individual when she was 15 so she was under the age of consent. she says she was drugged and woke up in a garage.

even if she swept willingly she was still underage so there's serious crimes from that. >> his lawyer says the guy comes from a different culture. there are different norms in other countries outside the united states. >> actually had cases like that as a sex crimes prosecutors, where defendants had sex with underaged girl and said, it's acceptable in my country. but century -- under american law there is an age of consent. >> everybody acknowledged he worked a couple of jobs, gave her fair amount of -- even she said he gave me whatever i needed, bought her a new minivan. if he is buying her minivans and she has access to the speier net how can it be captivity? >> there's a lot of questions why she didn't get help. the criminal charms all relate to 2004 when she was first taken when she was underage. they have not filed charges for the

later period, the recent period, maybe because it's hard to prove because she had access to the outside world. but still had the actions when she was 15 to 18 where she was underaged and that's what the charges are based on. >> we'll continue to watch the case. breaking news, judge has ruled than a convicted serial rapist must be released to live in los angeles county community. christopher edwards hubbard admitted to raping women between the 19 1 and 1982. investigators say the numberer is actually closer to 100 women. folks in the the community have protested his release. so the question is, where will he go let's go back to dan shore, former prosecutor who worked sex crime cases. this guy had served his time, and was being held in a mental facility? >> right. he was released from prison in 1996. his crimes were with multiple women, ending in 1982, then he

was incarcerated in a psychiatric facility, not a prison and is going to be released into a communit y. it's difficult when you have a serial rapist, served their time in prison. where do they live? you still worry about him being a threat to the community. >> he has to wear the gps bracelet that monitors his whereabouts. are you satisfied with that kind of thing? >> it's comforting he will be watched but it's still disconcerting that someone who is violent convicted rainess will be in -- rapess in the community. a local assemblyman was trying to spread the word about the fact he is moving there. so people are aware, but it's never totally assuring that someone with a violent past is going to be in the unit. >> can also be a problem for the suspect, for the newly released himself. his face is very public and a lot of people are out there who don't want that kind of person

walking the streets. >> that's the two sighs of -- sides of the story. one is protecting the community and the convicted criminal. others say he served his time and she be able to live somewhere. it's a tough situation. >> dan shore, thank you. >> thank you. >> a jury in las vegas convicted a former cirque du soleil dancer of second degree murder for choking to death his ex-girlfriend, cutting her up and hiding per body parts inside tubs filled with cement. prosecutor says jason griffith wanted to get rid of his former girlfriend because he wanted to be with another woman. the said the kill wases self does. griffith is facing ten years to life at his sentencing in july. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel now speaking out about the controversy over medical care for america's veterans and whether he think this foal low cabinet member,

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secretary of state john kerry says he will testify on capital hill about the attack on the u.s. outpost in benghazi but only once. he is responding to a subpoena. state department official says if secretary kerry testifies before that panel next month he should not have to appear before the new select committee that house republicans created. no response from the select committee. the attack in benghazi on september 11, 2012, killed four americans, including the u.s. ambassador to libya. defense secretary chuck hagel says it's too soon to ask general walker shinseki to resign as head of the veterans

affairs. two dozen facilities are being investigated including a hospital in phoenix. 40 veterans reportedly died waiting or two treatment and workers excuse -- accused of cooking the books. he says secretary shinseki should stay on the drop. >> i've known secretary shinseki for a long time. he this is an individual who is accountable, the president said yesterday there has to accountability right up and down the line. but i think we have to fix the problem. that's the real focus here. >> secretary shinseki posted a message to all veterans on the va web site quiting, quote, if any allegations under review are substantiated we'll act. va is dee redouble -- redoubling

its efforts to earn your trust. >> lawmakers have called for secretary sin second can -- shii to step down. john boehner notice one of them. he says the problem is the entire system, not one person, but he says, quote, he is getting closer to call for shinseki to go. chris wall lace is joining us from washington. chuck hagel said she has known secretary shinseki for a long time. it would be uncial to call for a resignation. >> absolutely. that's a decision for the president. i want to pick up on one thing chuck hagel said, the key is to fix the problem. that's a good point. if your fired secretary shinseki today the fact is they'd have to name a replacement, the replacement could have to go through confirmation hearings and it would be weeks or months before this person would be in

charge, and he talked about fix the problem. there's more and more talk about that. it's interest that republican senator mccain and house leader nancy pelosi are talking about the idea of vouchers. you believe these alwayses and there are thousands of millions of veterans out there who need to see a doctor and are unable to see a doctor because of long wait times, why not give them voucher to good to a private doctor or private medical facility right away. that would really be fixing the problem. it's not permanent fix but at least would get the people who are maybe in harm's way because of their enable to see a doctor, an opportunity to see one, and the government would have to pick up the tab. >> it does seem the drum beat against shinseki is getting somewhat louder. michelle nunn, the senate candidate in georgia, the daughter of sam nunn, longtime expert on mill tar affairs in

the senate, she is saying the department need news leadership, not necessarily saying he should be fired but perhaps inviting his resignation. he has fewer and fewer supports these days, it seems. >> well, absolutely. let's face it, a lot of that is politics in the sense that michelle nunn is in the middle of a tough race, democrat running for the senate in georgia. she is calling for shinseki to be replaced. allison lundergan grimes, another democrat run are foe the senate against mitch mcconnell in kentucky, she is calling for shinseki to resign. if youer a democrat and you're worried you'll get tarred with this brush that may hit the president and a lot of democrats about the incompetence or inefficiency of government under this democratic president, it's a kind of safe place to be. a baseball team in trouble, fire the manager, quick fix, doesn't necessarily get the team higher up in the standings, however. so that may be more politics

than policy. >> also late on a friday afternoon and ahead of a long ahead weekend, day that washington likes to make surprise announcemented that won't draw interest. >> i don't think there's a chance in the world. the president is on the record assaying he wantses to see these reports. one could argue why does he need to see the reports because there have been seven from the inspector general and gao, showing problems with long wait times and cooked books, deception, in what was being presented as far as wait times. the president says he wants to see the new studies. i don't think you'll see a move on shinseki before we see the reports starting next week. having said that, i can give you one piece of information. that's what we'll do on "fox news sunday." the head of the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, derek bennett there, going to bl

situation, and then dr. margaret mochnes, a whistleblower, va psychiatristist in west virginia and will talk about the problem she saw when she was there where they would have people come in with mental problems, she would see them, schedule them for a visit and they couldn't see her for weeks or months, and she said she complained to her higher-ups this is very bad medicine. >> we'll look forward to that. "fox news sunday." two passenger jets an collision course with only seconds to avert disaster. ahead, word of yet another close call in the skies and what we know how about how it unfolded. plus... >> i'm leah gabriel with the u.s. marines marines and we're o let out on a report. we'll have the story coming up. i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here!

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>> more of today's headlines. hewlett packard cutting 16,000 more jobs or 5% of the work force. the tech giant already announced plans to lay off 34,000 worked. hp official says the cuts will save them a billion dollars a year. firefighters say they rescued three people who got stuck on a dam southeast of san jose, california. the helicopter pulled one of the hikers to safety yesterday, and crews used ropes to bring the other two down to the ground. fire chief says the hikers were not allowed to climb the dam in the first place. look at this. colorful light show. organizers expect more than more to catch the show this week. much more on the news deck right after this.

the feds say they are investigating yet another close call between two jets. the third near collision they have reported in recent weeks. this happened at houston's airport. official says air traffic controllers cleared a united airlines jet to take off for mexico city as controllers also directed another united airlines jet to turn on to the runway into the path of the first aircraft. officials say the planes came within less thon a mile of each about but separated vertically by 400 feet. another close call at new newark airport and a near collision of two planes over the pacific ocean. >> this is a live map of the air traffic over the u.s. right now and air traffic controllers have their hands full and to put these distances in perspective, takes one of these jets seven seconds to fly one mile. so take two planes at cruising

speeds going at each other, there's 3.5 seconds away from disaster. but the faa reports these have been going down. more than 700 in 985. only 85 in 2012, the last year that data is available, but 85 too many for anybody on the plane. >> and get its tougher when you're getting close to the airport. >> absolutely. >> crews in arizona say they're making progress on the so-called slide fire, but thousands are people are still on standby in case they have to evacuate, and business owners say the fires driving away tourists on a busy weekend. it is burning in oak creek canyon between sedona, 80 miles from the rim of the grand canyon. officials say the fires defly

manned caused but investigating. the fire has chewed up an area half of size of manhattan. some pictures to show you. here crews used helicopters to does the flames. also been watering down the trees. you can actually see one tree is on fire. firefighter says offering is so dry the flames turn trees into nothing but ash. trace gallagher has more live in our west coast news hub. they're talking about possible thunderstorms there today? >> they are. but that's not all good news. if the thunderstorms bring in a lot of lightning a little rain, you have the possibility of more fires sparked. on the flip side, if the tumors bring in a lot of rain for a short time, that could force loose rocks and boulders into cannans where the firefighters are trying to battle flames. the canyons are so narrow and

deep they're considering what they call catcher's mit strategy. they try to push the flames out of the canyons, to into more open area. it burns more acreage but makes it easier for the firefighters to fight. the winds are still a big concern. >> still on the edge, as i just finished explaining. those winds could change -- we get an ember across the line we're back to where we were 36 hours ago. >> the fire burning about 7.5 squirrel miles so far inching close to 3,200 homes in the area. john? >> so are they predicting this weekend will be a bust? >> pretty much a best. even if the thunderstorm came through and dropped a decent amount of rain, you're still talking about that oak creek resort area. oak creek resort, pretty much being shut down for the entire weekend. that's one of the premiere destinations in arizona, especially on memorial day. this area gets 4 million

visitors a year, the same that's grand canyon, instead of camp spots and campfires you can see what is in the area right now. but it could all be open by this time next week, depending on the weather, and the badger fire outside of phoenix is now 90% contained. pretty much wrapped up. >> trace, thank you. fleet week rolls on here in new york, honoring the men and women of the u.s. navy, marines and coast guard. all kicked off earlier this week with the traditional parade of ships. today the marine corps and navy are show casing skills across the big apple and on long island, giving us a rare upclose look how our country's hero does our job. lea gabrielle is a veteran herself and joins us from orchard beach park in the bronx. >> the marines lanked here an hour and a half ago after doing a tactical air demonstration.

they had two marine aattack helicopters to come in making a strafing run and then brought in two transport helicopters loaded with marines and the marines did a ground tactical demonstration. yesterday i went on a similar flight. take a look. >> this is loaded with marines. and headed toward a unique target. >> as marine we like to plan in detail. as aviator we like to plan in to tail. >> in this case the mission ended in a baseball field on long island. after the sea stallion swoops in, an osprey follows and the students capture every moment. >> i was just like amazed. you see these things on video, video games, but to actually have one land on your baseball field is mind-blowing. >> gets even better as the marines put on a show.

running out to secure a perimeter, the demonstrate protecting the aircraft in a hostile environment, and moments later, the kids make an assault of their own. their teachers encouraging them to meet the marines. >> anybody who fights for the country and puts their life on the line is really a role model and for the kids to understand that and see real people and get the -- come from textbook to real life situation makes a big different. >> made a big difference for these men and women and now it's chance to give back. >> pretty much every single one of this marines have a story about going to an event like this. these events are extremely important, not just for recruiting but for america to be able to meet and see their marine corps and see what we do and see what their tax dollars go for. >> as a former navy pilot i have to hand it to these marines. they did a great job, and over

the memorial day weekend i hope we'll remember all those two died serving the country and all the men and women who continue to wear the uniform. josh is one of them and we're happy to have him back from afghanistan. >> coming home to new york tonight in fact. looking forward to that. thank you. a marine corporal on patrol in afghanistan with his bomb-sniffing dog when the ground exploded beneath his feet. the blast took his legs and as he recovered he fought to bring home his dog. he'll describe the moment when he finally reunited with his best friend. that is coming up next.

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an american veteran of the war in afghanistan says it took him almost a year to re-unite with the service dog who stood by his side in the combat zone. an estimated 3,000 dogs are on active duty. this dog is named zenith who worked with the marine corporal in afghanistan. doctors amputated both of the corporal's legs after a bomb blast in 2011 but he says zenith never left his side. he calls him his quiet partner. joining me now, retired marine dog handler, corporal jose armenta and his dog venus.

thank you for coming here you were injured grievously in afghanistan. zenith was with you at the time. >> that's correct, he was. on ag situation? he was working, you had found some ieds in the ground and then one got away. >> that's correct. we were searching for explosives, i.e.and we didn't find one and that's the one i stepped on. >> a lot of people think there's a program in the military to keep military dogs united with their handlers, especially after the handlers leave the service. that doesn't -- isn't the case? >> no. as far as i know, as of now there's no official program that exists for that purpose. >> just gave you a kiss there. >> he did.

>> after you got hurt, you said that zenith was right with you all throughout that day you were injured and beyond? >> yeah. he was 20 feet in front of me when i stepped on the ied, and after that he was by my side while washington was receiving medical attention. >> how did you get him back to this country and get re-united with him? >> well, he was redeployed after i was injured with another dog handler. they finished his deployment in afghanistan. after they returned from the deployment, i put in the necessary paperwork and request for him, and then after it was just a long waiting period, bat year. >> and he finally got to retire and take it a little easier with you? >> yep. that's right. now he is living the retired life. steaks and living on the couch. >> he's doing well. how howe are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i can't complain. i got a loving family and i got my dog with me, so i'm happy.

>> and as i understand it you have at baby on the way. >> he is actually here already. six and a half months. >> terrific. congratulations. to you and your wife on that achievement, congratulations on getting back 0 together with zenith and thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> breaking news. president obama announcing some changes in his cabinet. knock -- nominating shawn don know von as manager of the -- >> and castro will replace him. you can watch this live on our web site. foxnews.com. the fbi may have a break in the biggest art heist of all time. half a billion dollars in stolen masterpieces. the feds tell our fox station in boston they now have confirmed sightings of the artwork from people they're calling credible sources. the heist went down at a museum

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>> mailed in my company a post card requesting information on penny stocks with huge upside potential and very little downside risk. ring a bell? >> that clip is from the blockbuster hit the wolf of wall street. leonardo dicaprio's actor talking to a customer. penny stocks were a huge trend in the 1990s. they don't cost much and promise a huge potential return on investment and also are extremely risky. not is a happening again. the "wall street journal" reporting investors are buying the penny stock at a -- >> the wolf of wall street clip, people heard about them for the first time. now marijuana stocks are

propelling some. he hem -- hemp. there's so many headlines about marijuana in different parts of the country, but these things are super, super risky, here's what securities and exchange commissions says they're the primary regulator. be prepared to lose your entire investment with penny stocks. not exactly a recommendation. >> so you say they are extremely risky. other downsides? >> here's the problem. they don't file with the sec. that means you don't have any information. there's no annual report. there's no quarterly earnings. you're kind of operating without any basic information. and what is more they don't have to do anything to make sure you as a consumer are kept safe. there's no minimum requirements so very little information. many companies are super young, or worse, just out of bankruptcy. they're trading for pennies.

there are other stock tuesday get your attention. >> but think think they will get rich quick, almost like a -- >> the next microsoft or wal-mart but if you look at the stocks and do the math of on the dividends, those stocks never were penny stocks. so you have to do you due diligence. stay away from pink sheet stocks. save yourself a headache. >> don't invest if you can't afford to lose the do dough. >> your time at the office is likely less stressful than when you're at home. that's according to a new study from researcherred a penn state university. they tested saliva of more than 100 people throughout the day in order to find court to sole. most of the people had

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years ago today. >> the dow up 64 points. investors must be feeling good. don't like to leave their money in the market over a long weekend unless things are looking good. i'm in for shepard smith. "your world" is next. >> another scare in the air. just as americans are hitting the airport for the memorial day getaway. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. houston, we have a problem again. two united airlines planes coming within a few hundred feet of each at houston's george bush intercontinental airport. this happened on may 9th. following other close calls last month in new jersey and hawai'i, and those are the ones we know about. with mike tobin at chicago's o'hare airport how fliers are reacting to it, and trace gallagher on the money that is supposed